So You Want To Dress Like You’re in “The Birdcage”
We’re taking a trip to South Beach and getting into the iconic summer styles of The Birdcage! The neon, the billowy linens, the rings and gaudy necklaces!
We’re taking a trip to South Beach and getting into the iconic summer styles of The Birdcage! The neon, the billowy linens, the rings and gaudy necklaces!
Attractive queer humans put on sparkly clothes and so, in the tradition of our people, I’m here to ask them to step on my neck.
Inspired by Netflix’s “White Hot: Abercrombie & Fitch,” a journey into the brand’s appalling history, the super-weird A&F Quarterly (and its lesbian wedding!), the Look Policy handbook, an apparent comeback and more.
Here are five earthy looks with an emphasis on “slow fashion.”
Nothing quite says spring like bright colors, florals, and being the hottest person in line at Trader Joe’s.
Looking to shake up your accessories this season? In this iteration of So You Want To, we’re talking rings, earrings, bracelets, and necklaces.
I had my sights set on this long purple overcoat from ASOS that I really really wanted. I thought, “that’s a coat for a gay auntie.” If you’re a cool gay aunt or about to be one, here are five outfits for you.
I’ve rounded up some of the most, uhhh, creative? style choices I made at 13 and reimagined them as fashion spreads in a clearly VERY high budget teen magazine of my own making.
The early aughts revival is going strong, so prepare to relive your days of middle school via a ton of sparkles, butterflies and the like.
Here are a few outfits for when you want to feel like the lead in an assassin thriller where this time, the lead is totally gay!
In honor of Valentine’s Day, here are some mini fic romances alongside fashion recs.
Rock teen Taissa energy by day and adult Taissa energy by night.
Why socks? Here are five reasons, brainstormed 100% from the top of my head right now, why cozy socks should be queer culture.
Consider this your reminder to get caught up on “Yellowjackets” but also your reminder that coats are a fun fashion staple.
It’s mid-November, and where I am on the east coast, that means it is time to swan about dramatically in various kind of outerwear!
No offense, Timothee Chalamet. It’s just that non-binary icon Gonzo wore it better.
As a woman who has been known to describe herself as a “coatsexual,” it was incredibly challenging for me to not select upwards of twenty coats and jackets here.
As long as Vogue Magazine lives and breathes, September will mean fashion, and as such here we are with flamboyant dresses and suits to critique with the signature flourish and snark that is our right as gays.
“Bruce, the leader of the Cloverleaf Corners Environmental Awareness Society, is ready to save the planet in style with this comfy classic tomboy shirt and short combo.”
One of the most popular requests I have gotten for this column is “What do I wear to work?” And I get it! You have to get dressed for work, and the kinds of clothes that are typically deemed “workplace appropriate” are absolutely racist, classist, ableist, transphobic, homophobic and sexist. Not to mention, no two workplaces are the same!